- Title
- An Ethical Perspective in the the Judicial Use of Artificial Intelligence: Where Will the New EU Artificial Intelligence Act Take Us?
- Creator
- Sourdin, Tania; Li, Bin; Brown, Alexei
- Relation
- Australian Law Journal Vol. 97, p. 421-435
- Relation
- https://sites.thomsonreuters.com.au/journals/2023/07/06/australian-law-journal-update-vol-97-pt-6/
- Publisher
- Lawbook Co.
- Resource Type
- journal article
- Date
- 2023
- Description
- In the judicial arena, the extension and development of systems of artificial intelligence (AI) that enable new levels of automation are causing judges, and others, to not only rethink theoretical and practical approaches to law but also to reconsider the judicial role in the technological age. In some jurisdictions, judges have at their disposal AI tools that assist them at varying stages of the judicial process (supportive Judge AI) that may shift how work is conducted. In other jurisdictions, steps are being taken to develop AI which could effectively displace some human judges (AI Judge). The proposed EU Artificial Intelligence Act recognises these tensions and proposes that AI systems that are developed in relation to judicial work be classified as high risk because significant risks arise where AI is implemented. The authors of this article argue that there is a need to develop specific material that can assist judges and others to respond to the novel ethical issues raised by judicial use of AI and to also consider these developments in terms of new regulatory approaches.
- Subject
- judical; judical use; artificial intelligence (AI ); ethics
- Identifier
- http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1494634
- Identifier
- uon:53840
- Identifier
- ISSN:0004-9611
- Language
- eng
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